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All Saints HuntingdonAll Saints, Huntingdon
History of All Saints, Huntingdon
Listed building:
All Saints Huntingdon c.1913
Postcard of All Saints Huntingdon sent to Mr Godfrey of Swaffham Prior in 1913
A C12 or earlier church that has been wholly rebuilt. The S tower arch is C13, and the tower itself is late C14. The rest of the church was rebuilt in the late C15 and early C16. The tower was repaired in brick probably in the C17. By the late C18 it had galleries, but these were removed during the restoration in 1859 to designs by George Gilbert Scott. The NE organ chamber and vestry were also added at this time. There was extensive restoration in the 1950s by Harold Doe. The base of the tower was converted to a kitchen in 1990.
All Saints, Huntingdon
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